Mohave County miner., 1887-07-23
LOCAL BaEyITiEs.

silver Z ,951a. Lead s4.6o.
We lead, others follow. W. H. Iaggart
& Co. I
Next to nothing-the figure one on a
<3l0 bill.
J. JeJeroms came up from Jerome on
Monday.
II is better to rise with the lark than
with the bent pin.
"What can use to clean cmpets?"
! Use your husband
Small profits and quick returns is what
raggaTt & Go. are after. 4
We lead, others follow, and dent you
forget it. TAoeARr & Co. =
Mrs. q. w. Beecher and children win
Espend the next three months at Flagstaff.
Mrs. w. III. Taggart left on Wednes-
days train for short visit to Los An
geles.
Hams and bacon fresh every day or
two. No old stock sold by US. 1aGsAsr
& Co.
Several OF the boys have had their hair
cut during the week, preparatory to get
ting married.
TT. Christie and wife and her brother,
Mr.. I.awier. went 10 California en- We'd
nesday's train.
The sampling works people have got
nex whistle to their works, and are put
ting on airs accordingly.
Under the new revised statutes. births,
deaths, wills, Judgments and attachments
are required to be recorded.
Messrs. Brother and McLaran, OF the
. Golden Gate Mining Company, started
Tor the Lost Basin on Thursday morning.
Ponds Extract is q standard medical
remedy, that is supreme in its power over
pain and all infammations and Hemor-
yhages.
u. Jerome, Esq, the well known and
popular mining man Of the Cedar district,
was in town last week shaking hands
with his numerous friends.
Bob Burdette says: "God wasted mud
when he made the man who after taking
paper for six months orderedit stopped
without paying up arrears"
- We make specially Of supplying our
customers with everything they need.
Anything not in stock win N snt for by
The next train. w. II. TAoGAar & Co.
As high as five car loads oi firewood
per day are shipped from Fiagssad TO Los
Angeles on returning fruit cars. 1t Is
soid for ten dollars per cord in Los An
gsles.
Cbas. TT. Beecher left for Los Angeles
on Monday, from whence he wiil take In
the hot springs. During his absence hr.
James Twiggs win have charge OF his
business.
The Atlantic and Pacific Company
have 574 miles Of telegraph wire stored
1t Albuquerque, and the sooner they
hang IL up on poles the better it will be
for everybody.
VIM. Z. Frost, the popular Kingnan
butcher, received car load of sheep from
williams last Saturday, and our people
ere now regaling themselves with plenty
of fresh mutton.
The fact that every team in the county
Is either going out to or returning from
the Golden Gate mill, at Lost Basin, &C.
counts for the small amount Of ore now
coming into kingman.
Thursday was hot day, the thernnom-
eter ranging from 9s1a to io2 deg, but
nobody suffers from the heat in this
glorious climate, and the nights are al
ways cool and comfortable.
Sheriff Steen left on the delayed train
on Monday for few weeks well earned
rest in California. In the meantime his
efficient Under Sheriff. Mr. Kuencer, viii
bold down the Office chair.
&c. Wattles left for his home at Red
Bluff ON Mondays train. During the
time he was in charge Of the Oro Plata
and Msriposa mines Mr.. Wattles gained
the good viii Of everyone with whom he
came in contact, and we shall be glad to
see him back again.
Since the discovery OF tho town OF
Kingman by Christopher Columbus in
the year 1882 there never was time In
shs hisecry of the town when dry goods,
merchandise, mining material and such
like ARTICLES were sold as cheap - they
now are by Taggsrt & Co. I
About the biggest raise made by the
Board Of Equalization 10 that of the
Canaan Cooperative Stock Company,
Who own extensive ranges north Of the
Colorado river, in this county. The
Board raised them from 200 to 700 bead,
and a. far as heard frors thfy have stood
the raise.
The new safe for the Recorders Office
was shipped from Canton, Ohio, on July
llth. and should be here my day. In
tha mean tirae Recorder Bucksbsum 10
studying the combination and endeavor-
ipg TO find out how to put one hundred
cubic feet of records into eighty cubic